I would absolutely love to give it a try for the fun of it, but while I think I can fake some kind of English accent pretty convincingly, I sadly lack a good mic (or any mic for that matter… I suppose I could try asking around for one though).
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Might as well ask away too.
Is a kiwi accent close enough? My voice sounds heavily NZ but I’m down for some voice acting. Though it muaight sound likee thees in teext form.
Currently sporting a blue yeti mic with windshield.
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when would you need it done by?
i have a british accent but do a mean droopy the dog.
just sayin’.
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1-2 weeks most likely. Been having to put off this cartoon a few times due to real life events so there’s not really too much of a rush.
Maybe…? AFAIK A Kiwi accent sounds more Australian, but perhaps your voice could blend in still.
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Thanks for the responses everyone. I’ll DM those interested with a prompt sometime soon and we can take it from there. 
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I revisited my script to generate a more useful output, also to make it more efficient:
Result
11111111
└─00011111
└─01101111
└─00010001
└─00100111
└─00000011
└─00001011
└─00111011
└─00110111
└─00001101
└─00000001
└─00011101
└─00000101
└─00010111
└─00001111
└─01111111
└─00011001
└─00010011
└─00111111
└─00101101
└─00011011
└─00001001
└─00101011
└─01011011
└─01010111
└─00010101
└─00101111
└─00100101
└─01010101
└─00110101
└─00111101
└─00110011
└─01011111
└─01110111
└─00000111
└─00000000
The output is now starting at all-bulbs-on with previous steps below. Note that a step is now not only to toggle a switch but also to rotate the ring so the integer value of the ring is the minimum.
That way finding a pattern should be more easy as the arms are lower in their number.
Interestingly, if a bulb configuration has multiple unique configurations one step further from all-bulbs-on, not more than one of these configurations has it’s own set of configurations further away.
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okey dokey. i’m game, if you’ll have me.
i have access to a studio where i work but only up until around the 5th august.
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I understood very little of this until I saw the picture and then it clicked in my head (a little better at least). Thanks for including the photo for those of us who usually eat crayons 
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Favourite crayon to eat
- Red
- Blue
- Green
- Yellow
- Pink
- Purple
- Orange
- Black
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Ah, yes. The US Marine Corps way.
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I remember a guy in high school that drank a bottle of blue tempera paint. I think the teacher sent him to the nurse’s office… Probably to induce vomiting, or just to make sure he didn’t get sick. And afterwards, some of the other kids asked if his 
was blue. 
Whether he said it was or not - I forget.
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Smeper Fi 
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They give them the rainbow ones as rations, a few brown ones for emergency camo and a black one for writing reports.
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No!! I didn’t learn to write until after I got out 
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Please to be explaining this, i am but a stupid American.
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Does this game require you to use that vaguely Euro-detective thriller/serial killer lighting?
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Seems that this is popular in some parts of the US too even though it has its origins in Germany 
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Wow. Ok. And I even lived in PA for 10 years and never heard of that weird game. 
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Guess no one had a stump around whenever they went out drinking 
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German party game, lets say you have 4 players, you put 5 nails in a block of wood, one for each participant and one in the middle. You have to hit the nail in the middle and then the one assigned to you. If you put the one in the middle all the way into the wood, you have to do the same with your own.
If you fail to do so, or hammer your nail all the way in before the middle one you’ve lost the game and have to drink a schnaps. If you miss one or both nails, you have to drink a schnaps…
EDIT oh and while you wait for your turn you can drink a schnaps.
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